Foundations & tools
Traditional concepts, tool types and the surface anatomy relevant to practice.
Tool selection, positioning and controlled pressure for Gua Sha bodywork, including skin screening, consent and aftercare communication.

Traditional concepts, tool types and the surface anatomy relevant to practice.
Hygiene, skin screening, precautions, consent and expected skin responses.
Positioning, controlled pressure and selected bodywork sequences with instructor guidance.
Written records, aftercare conversations and the limits of professional scope.
Choose two Fridays or two Sundays. Classes meet 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Detroit time. New cohorts begin on the first and third selected weekday each month.
Class dates and availability load here. Starts in November 2026: Sunday cohorts meet November 1 + 8 or November 15 + 22; Friday cohorts meet November 6 + 13 or November 20 + 27.
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Each program totals 20 hours. Campus sessions meet 9 AM–5 PM. Your full 20-hour learning plan, including any additional study and assessment, is shown before payment opens.
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